Irish-americans Give Hot Talk

Lhicago was the seene of a convenI tion held by Jrishme.n who burn with patriotism and with a desire for the : freedom of their native land. There was a large number of the prominent Irish of the country present and the addresses were redhotanti-Iiritish. It seemed to be the universal sentiment that forcé alone could ever win for Ireland any degree of political liberty. Ex-Cong-ressraan John F. Finerty, of Chicago, was made chairraan of the convention and his speech was verv tiery. He ured the organization of Irish military companies vvherever there are Irish, to be ready to strike against the oppressor - England - when the cali carne. O' Uonovan Rossa, the famous Fenian. also delivered an insurrectionary address.